Get ready for six hours of non-stop fishing action in the rich waters of Cape Cod Bay. This extended half-day trip gives you plenty of time to target a variety of species, including Striped Bass, Bluefish, Flounder, Black Sea Bass, Bonito, and Mackerel. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to fishing, you'll find the perfect mix of excitement and relaxation out on the water. The expert crew from Annie Bee Sportfishing will be there to guide you, providing top-notch gear and a well-equipped boat to ensure your success. As you cast your line, take in the stunning views of the bay and coastline. With a small group size of just five guests, you'll get personalized attention and have plenty of room to reel in your catch. Remember, trips typically start between 7:00 and 9:00 AM, so check with the guide to confirm your exact departure time. Don't let this chance to experience Cape Cod's legendary fishing slip away!
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Ready for an epic day on Cape Cod Bay? This extended half-day trip packs in six full hours of non-stop fishing action. We're talking stripers, blues, flounder, and more – all waiting for you just off the coast. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time wetting a line, you're in for a treat. We've got the hottest spots dialed in, top-notch gear ready to go, and a boat that'll get us there in style. So grab your hat and let's hit the water!
Picture this: You're cruising out of the harbor as the sun climbs over the horizon, the smell of salt in the air. We'll spend a solid six hours exploring Cape Cod Bay's most productive fishing grounds. You'll have plenty of time to try different techniques and target multiple species. The extra time means more casts, more hookups, and more fish in the cooler. Don't worry if you're new to this – our expert crew will show you the ropes and make sure you're in on the action. And hey, between bites, soak in those classic Cape Cod views. It's not just fishing; it's a full-on New England experience.
We've got this trip down to a science. Depending on what's biting, we might start by trolling for stripers along the dropoffs, then switch to bottom fishing for sea bass and flounder. When the bluefish are running, get ready for some serious topwater action – nothing beats seeing a big blue crash your lure! We provide all the gear you need, from light tackle setups for mackerel to heavy-duty rods for trophy stripers. Our local knowledge means we know exactly where the fish are holding, whether it's over rocky structure, sandy flats, or out in open water. Just bring your game face (and maybe some snacks) – we'll handle the rest.
Striped Bass: The crown jewel of Cape Cod fishing. These hard-fighting fish can top 50 pounds, and they're a blast on both bait and lures. Look for them around structure and tide rips, especially early and late in the day. There's nothing like the feeling of a big striper peeling line off your reel!
Bluefish: When the blues are in town, hold onto your rod! These toothy predators hit like a freight train and fight all the way to the boat. They often travel in schools, so when you find them, it can be non-stop action. Pound for pound, they're some of the hardest fighting fish in the bay.
Black Sea Bass: These tasty bottom-dwellers are a summertime favorite. They love structure, so we'll target them around wrecks and reefs. Don't let their size fool you – sea bass put up a scrappy fight on light tackle. Plus, they're delicious if you want to take some home for dinner.
Atlantic Bonito: Speed demons of the sea! Bonito show up in late summer and provide some of the most exciting fishing of the year. They're related to tuna, and it shows in their blistering runs. Light tackle and fast retrieves are the name of the game here.
Atlantic Mackerel: These silvery speedsters often show up in huge schools. They're a blast on ultralight gear and make great live bait for bigger predators. When the mackerel are thick, it's not uncommon to catch two or three at a time!
Cape Cod Bay has been on fire lately! We've been seeing some monster striped bass, with several fish over 40 inches coming to the boat each week. The sea bass fishing has been red hot over the wrecks, with limits of keeper-sized fish common. Bluefish have been popping up all over the bay, providing non-stop action on topwater lures. And keep your eyes peeled for bonito – we've had a few surprise showings already this year, way earlier than usual. With the variety of species around, you never know what might grab your line next!
There's a reason our extended half-day trip is a customer favorite. Six hours gives you the perfect mix of fishing time and flexibility. You're not rushed, but you're still back in time for afternoon plans. It's long enough to really dial in the bite and try different spots, but not so long that you're wiped out at the end. Plus, Cape Cod Bay is just stunning – from the historic lighthouses to the chance of seeing whales or seals, there's always something to catch your eye. Add in our experienced crew, quality gear, and high success rates, and you've got a recipe for an awesome day on the water. Many of our guests book this trip year after year – it's that good.
Ready to get in on the action? Our extended half-day trips are perfect for families, groups of friends, or anyone looking to maximize their time on the water. With a capacity of five guests, you'll get plenty of personal attention from our crew. We typically head out between 7:00 and 9:00 AM, but be sure to check with us for the exact time when you book. Don't forget to bring sunscreen, snacks, and a camera – you're going to want to remember this! Cape Cod's fishing is world-class, and there's no better way to experience it than with Annie Bee Sportfishing. So what are you waiting for? Give us a call and let's get you hooked up with some of the best fishing the East Coast has to offer. The fish are biting, and your spot on the boat is waiting!
Atlantic bonito are speedsters that'll test your light tackle skills. These mini tuna typically run 3-5 pounds but can reach 12. Look for them in Cape Cod Bay from July through September, often in fast-moving schools near the surface. Bonito are lightning-quick and put up an amazing fight for their size. They're also excellent eating, with firm, dark meat similar to tuna. To catch them, try casting small metal lures or flies into feeding schools. A fast retrieve is key - these fish can swim over 40 mph! Watch for birds diving on bait to find bonito. A local trick is to always have a casting rod ready - bonito schools can pop up and disappear in minutes. Early mornings are often best, especially around tide changes. The brief bonito run is a highlight of late summer fishing here.

Atlantic mackerel are the perfect warmup fish for a day on the water. These silvery speedsters average 1-2 pounds and school in huge numbers. They show up in Cape Cod Bay from May through October, often near the surface in open water. Mackerel are fun to catch on light tackle and make excellent bait for bigger fish. They're also tasty eating when fresh. To catch them, try small metal jigs or sabiki rigs fished just below the surface. A fast retrieve often triggers strikes. Look for diving birds to find feeding schools. A local tip: when you find mackerel, catch a bunch for live bait - they're striped bass candy. Early mornings are usually best, especially on incoming tides. Catching your own fresh mackerel can be the key to landing that trophy striper or bluefish later in the day.

Black sea bass are bottom-dwellers with attitude. These chunky fish average 1-3 pounds but can reach 8 pounds in our waters. You'll find them around rocky structure and wrecks in 30-120 feet of water from late spring through fall. They put up a scrappy fight on light tackle and their white, flaky meat is a real treat. Sea bass are curious and will often follow hooked fish to the boat, so be ready with a second rod. For best results, use squid or clam strips on a simple bottom rig. Work your bait slowly along the bottom, feeling for that telltale tap-tap bite. A local secret is to look for lobster pot buoys - sea bass love to hang around the structure they create. The bigger males, with their distinctive blue humps, tend to be in slightly deeper water.

Bluefish are real fighters that'll give you a run for your money. These toothy predators usually run 3-10 pounds but can get up to 20. Look for them in Cape Cod Bay from June through October, cruising near the surface in open water. They're aggressive feeders - you might see them churning up baitfish in a "blitz." Bluefish put up a great fight and taste delicious when eaten fresh. To hook one, try trolling with shiny lures or chunking with fresh bait. Just watch those teeth when you're unhooking them! A local trick is to look for diving birds to find feeding bluefish. Summer evenings are prime time, especially on incoming tides. Bluefish aren't picky eaters, so have fun trying different lures and techniques to see what works.

Striped bass are the crown jewel of Cape Cod fishing. These powerful predators average 15-30 pounds but can top 50. They're in our waters from May to October, often found along rocky shorelines, rips, and drop-offs. Stripers put up an amazing fight - be ready for long runs and acrobatic jumps. They're also delicious eating. Look for them feeding on sand eels or herring, often marked by diving birds. Live eels are deadly bait, especially at night. For lures, try swimming plugs or soft plastics that mimic local baitfish. A local tip: fish the moving water an hour before and after slack tide for best results. The spring and fall runs can be spectacular, with big fish moving through in waves. There's nothing quite like the thrill of a big striper crushing a topwater lure at dawn.

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Hop aboard for an extended half-day fishing adventure in the scenic waters of Cape Cod Bay. This six-hour trip gives you plenty of time to cast your line for a variety of prized catches, including striped bass, bluefish, flounder, black sea bass, bonito, and mackerel. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to fishing, you'll enjoy the perfect mix of action and relaxation out on the bay. Our experienced captain provides expert guidance and top-notch gear to help you reel in some impressive fish. The well-equipped boat ensures a comfortable ride as you take in the coastal views. With room for up to 5 guests, it's a great outing for family or friends. Trips typically depart between 7-9 AM, setting you up for a rewarding day on the water. Don't miss this chance to experience some of Cape Cod's best fishing!